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paulpa66
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on ‎14-01-2021 11h56

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Re: NETGEAR Nighthawk X6 R8000 WiFi Cable & Fibre Router - AC 3200, Tri-band

Thanks, I was just about to ask that very question
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paulpa66
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on ‎15-01-2021 13h22

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Re: NETGEAR Nighthawk X6 R8000 WiFi Cable & Fibre Router - AC 3200, Tri-band

Got the new router, wow the wifi is 100% better!! Does this look normal for line?Archer-VR2100 (9).png

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Keith_Beddoe
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‎15-01-2021 13h48 - edited ‎15-01-2021 13h50

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Re: NETGEAR Nighthawk X6 R8000 WiFi Cable & Fibre Router - AC 3200, Tri-band

Yes, that looks fine.  You may see a slight improvement in connection speed after a few weeks, but the noise margin of 6.3dB, makes for a very stable connection. WiFi coverage should be very good.

That is the TP Link  VR2100, just to bake it clear to other forum users.

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paulpa66
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on ‎15-01-2021 14h21

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Re: NETGEAR Nighthawk X6 R8000 WiFi Cable & Fibre Router - AC 3200, Tri-band

Yes the  TP Link  VR2100  amazing wifi coverage full bars in bedrooms now 

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Keith_Beddoe
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on ‎15-01-2021 14h28

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Re: NETGEAR Nighthawk X6 R8000 WiFi Cable & Fibre Router - AC 3200, Tri-band

@paulpa66 wrote:

Yes the  TP Link  VR2100  amazing wifi coverage full bars in bedrooms now 

Its the external aerials that make a difference. The home hubs have internal aerials which are not very efficient, but it looks better in a domestic setting, so some sacrifices have to be made.